Rode Blimp Windshield and Rycote Shock Mount Suspension System for Shotgun Microphones

Rode Blimp Windshield and Rycote Shock Mount and Rycote Shock Mount Suspension System for Shotgun Microphones

The Rode Blimp Windshield and Rycote Shock Mount from Rode is designed to provide your shotgun microphone with protection from wind noise and isolation from shock and vibration.

It fits the Rode NTG1, NTG2, NTG3, NTG4, NTG4+, NTG5, and any shotgun mic up to 12.75″ in length.

The Blimp attaches to any standard boompole with the 3/8″ thread attachment at the base. Housed inside the grip is a Mogami microphone cable which splits via a junction box to a flexible thin cable inside the Blimp, to minimize the transference of vibration to the microphone.

Dead Wombat windshield, caring brush and tail/patch cable are included.

Rode Blimp Windshield and Rycote Shock Mount:

Rode Blimp Windshield and Rycote Shock Mount is a complete windshield and shock mounting accessory for the NTG1, NTG2, NTG3, NTG4 and NTG4+ microphones, as well as any third party shotgun microphone up to 325mm (12 ¾”) in length.

Now featuring the Rycote Lyre suspension system, the Blimp provides the ultimate in microphone suspension and isolation. Constructed from a single piece of hard-wearing thermoplastic.

The Lyre provides superior acoustic suspension to traditional elastic solutions, and will never wear out, sag or snap. The Blimp’s handle has also been completely redesigned, reducing the product weight significantly.

While increasing the ergonomics for handheld use. Housed inside the grip is a heavy-duty Mogami cable which splits via a junction box to a highly-flexible thin cable inside the Blimp, to minimize the transference of vibration to the microphone.

With the lightweight design of the handle and suspension system the new Blimp design is over 25% lighter (550gm without microphone or DeadWombat fitted).

The Blimp attaches to any standard boompole via 3/8″ thread attachment at the base. The Universal Blimp Mount is available as an option to remove the handle when the Blimp is being used primarily on a boompole to reduce weight.